[arista]

Dr. Gregory Glenn
Research President at Novovax Inc
was on All Out Politics SkyNewsHD 11:01AM

He said he put his Company at risk
but was able to do tests in South Africa
and USA on tests of Variants.


60million doses ordered from the UK factory.
Now it needs, to get the Green light

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by Cherie

ah right Smudge, I hadn't heard of it

Yes, very local to us.
My middle sister was born in the town it is situated in.
Billingham is the town, part of the Stockton-On-Tees area.

Was on our local news when the government originally ordered the 60 million doses.

[Ammi]

...Annie Lennox films herself having the vaccine shot in an LA vaccine drive-thru....

https://www.instagram.com/p/CKj2KlJH...ource=ig_embed

[bots]

you will note that the pfizer vaccine manufactured in europe is not able to honour it's commitments on delivery to europe, and yet the EU have said diddly squat about it

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

you will note that the pfizer vaccine manufactured in europe is not able to honour it's commitments on delivery to europe, and yet the EU have said diddly squat about it

no, but you can have one dose of pfizer and one dose of moderna because they are almost the same

[Ammi]

Johnson & Johnson one-dose Covid vaccine shown to work...



A fifth vaccine, made by the US company Johnson & Johnson, has shown efficacy against the coronavirus and could transform prospects for protecting both the UK and the rest of the world, because it needs only a single dose.

The vaccine, made by the US giant’s subsidiary Janssen, based in the Netherlands, was trialled in the UK – and the British government has bought 30m doses. The EU has ordered 400m doses.

The company said it had 72% efficacy in preventing Covid in the US but a lower rate of 66% was observed globally in the large trial conducted across three continents and against multiple variants.

The results of the trials have been much anticipated, because the Janssen vaccine can be given as a single injection. That means stocks will go further, and particularly in lower-income countries an immunisation programme will be easier as there is no need for a recall after three or 12 weeks.

Results recently published from early trials showed the vaccine triggered a good immune response. Just one shot induced neutralising antibody titers in 96% and T-cell responses in at least 80% of vaccinated volunteers. Some trials are investigating whether a second booster dose confers a useful benefit.

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/janssen-on...130638143.html

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

no, but you can have one dose of pfizer and one dose of moderna because they are almost the same

No you cannot, you have to have the booster of the same jab you had initially

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

you will note that the pfizer vaccine manufactured in europe is not able to honour it's commitments on delivery to europe, and yet the EU have said diddly squat about it

Indeed

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Cherie

No you cannot, you have to have the booster of the same jab you had initially

and i heard it differently last night that Pfizer, Moderna are more or less the same and that it doesn't matter if you got second jab with moderna if you got first jab with pfizer, in case that is necessary if you run out of one or the other

but UK's vaccination numbers i'll happily applaud for

[Nicky91]

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

and i heard it differently last night that Pfizer, Moderna are more or less the same and that it doesn't matter if you got second jab with moderna if you got first jab with pfizer, in case that is necessary if you run out of one or the other

but UK's vaccination numbers i'll happily applaud for

Maybe the advice has changed, not heard that it has

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

no, but you can have one dose of pfizer and one dose of moderna because they are almost the same

I wouldn’t fancy that AT all !!


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Ammi

Johnson & Johnson one-dose Covid vaccine shown to work...







A fifth vaccine, made by the US company Johnson & Johnson, has shown efficacy against the coronavirus and could transform prospects for protecting both the UK and the rest of the world, because it needs only a single dose.



The vaccine, made by the US giant’s subsidiary Janssen, based in the Netherlands, was trialled in the UK – and the British government has bought 30m doses. The EU has ordered 400m doses.



The company said it had 72% efficacy in preventing Covid in the US but a lower rate of 66% was observed globally in the large trial conducted across three continents and against multiple variants.



The results of the trials have been much anticipated, because the Janssen vaccine can be given as a single injection. That means stocks will go further, and particularly in lower-income countries an immunisation programme will be easier as there is no need for a recall after three or 12 weeks.



Results recently published from early trials showed the vaccine triggered a good immune response. Just one shot induced neutralising antibody titers in 96% and T-cell responses in at least 80% of vaccinated volunteers. Some trials are investigating whether a second booster dose confers a useful benefit.



https://uk.yahoo.com/news/janssen-on...130638143.html

Sounds promising especially as I heard they can apparently make billions of doses in a calendar year..

I’m not sure I’d fancy the 66% protection rate though ... doesn’t that equate to a 1 in 3 chance of failing ??


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[arista]

[USA Novavax says its COVID-19 vaccine was 89.3% effective in UK trials,
but less effective against South Africa variant]

[On Thursday, Novavax Inc. announced a trial
conducted in the UK found that its COVID-19 vaccine i
s nearly 90% effective in preventing infection.
The results from the trial suggest that the vaccine
offers protection against the more
contagious UK variant of COVID-19.
However, the company also found
that the vaccine was not as effective — just less
than 50% — in a smaller study in South Africa,
largely due to the presence of the B.1.351 variant.]


https://twitter.com/i/events/1354908446051581953

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[joeysteele]

Already those headlines are irrelevant and not true, as it's never been carried out and isn't to be either.

Thankfully so too and of course rightly.

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Already those headlines are irrelevant and not true, as it's never been carried out and isn't to be either.

Thankfully so too and of course rightly.

I would imagine they won't be the morning headlines.....thankfully. The EU are playing a dangerous game though. As a remainer it saddens me to see the lengths they are.prepared to go

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

I would imagine they won't be the morning headlines.....thankfully. The EU are playing a dangerous game though. As a remainer it saddens me to see the lengths they are.prepared to go

Definitely they were very wrong on this to even think it.

I supported remain too but there was, and I said so, a good lot that needed to be sorted out and hopefully reformed as to the EU.

Power corrupts for sure.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Ammi

Johnson & Johnson one-dose Covid vaccine shown to work...



A fifth vaccine, made by the US company Johnson & Johnson, has shown efficacy against the coronavirus and could transform prospects for protecting both the UK and the rest of the world, because it needs only a single dose.

The vaccine, made by the US giant’s subsidiary Janssen, based in the Netherlands, was trialled in the UK – and the British government has bought 30m doses. The EU has ordered 400m doses.

The company said it had 72% efficacy in preventing Covid in the US but a lower rate of 66% was observed globally in the large trial conducted across three continents and against multiple variants.

The results of the trials have been much anticipated, because the Janssen vaccine can be given as a single injection. That means stocks will go further, and particularly in lower-income countries an immunisation programme will be easier as there is no need for a recall after three or 12 weeks.

Results recently published from early trials showed the vaccine triggered a good immune response. Just one shot induced neutralising antibody titers in 96% and T-cell responses in at least 80% of vaccinated volunteers. Some trials are investigating whether a second booster dose confers a useful benefit.

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/janssen-on...130638143.html

This could be good for people less at risk.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Already those headlines are irrelevant and not true, as it's never been carried out and isn't to be either.

Thankfully so too and of course rightly.

Yes but Newspaper Front pages
serve as a good record
of what was going on at 7 or 8PM last night.


Oxford AstraZeneca
have wording on the EU Contract that in a UK Court
would keep them stable
and win any legal battle.

[arista]

[France and Italy suffered further blows
to their vaccine rollouts yesterday
after US supplier Moderna said it could not
deliver the doses originally expected]

[bots]

The number of people in the UK who have received their first vaccine is 8,378,940